Domain authentication
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up and aligned on your own domain, with DMARC reports read and the policy tightened in stages.
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We authenticate your sending domain, meet Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook sender rules and keep your list healthy. Then we watch the signals that decide where your email lands.
Deliverability setup
WorkingEmails can drift into spam folders for months before anyone notices, usually because of authentication gaps or a tired list. We fix the technical setup, clean and segment your list, and monitor inbox placement every month.
Mailbox providers look at who you are, who you send to and how they react, so we work on all three.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up and aligned on your own domain, with DMARC reports read and the policy tightened in stages.
We check you meet Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook.com requirements, including one-click unsubscribe, prompt opt-out handling and low spam complaints.
A branded sending subdomain in Klaviyo, warmed up gradually by sending to your most engaged subscribers first.
We suppress bounces and risky addresses, and verify older lists with tools such as ZeroBounce before you email them again.
Long-term non-engagers get a re-engagement flow, then are suppressed if they stay silent, which protects your reputation with mailbox providers.
Google Postmaster Tools, Microsoft SNDS, blocklist checks and inbox placement tests show warning signs, so problems are caught early.
The details that decide whether deliverability pays off.
Gmail and Yahoo require bulk senders to authenticate with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, offer one-click unsubscribe and keep spam complaints low, and Outlook.com has followed with similar rules. We check each requirement and fix any gaps before they affect where your email lands.
Sender health check
SPF
Passing and alignedDKIM
Passing, own domainDMARC
Policy publishedUnsubscribe
One-click enabledWe check Google Postmaster Tools, bounce and complaint rates and placement tests each month. If something slips, our AI assistant flags it, and a person finds the cause and agrees a fix with you.
Monthly deliverability note
ExampleAuthentication passing on all sends. Spam complaints rose slightly after the clearance campaign to unengaged subscribers. Recommend tightening the campaign segment to recent clickers and running the sunset flow this week.
Clear steps, and you approve each one before we move on.
We check DNS records, sending reputation, list quality and recent engagement.
We correct authentication, set up a branded sending domain and clean the list.
New domains ramp up slowly, starting with your most engaged subscribers.
Monthly checks catch reputation changes early, with fixes agreed with you.
Example project
An online gift shop notices clicks falling and customers saying they never got the sale email. The shop still sends from a shared domain, has no DMARC record and mails its full list every time.
An illustration of how we would approach it, not a client result.
What you would get
Projects where we did this kind of work.
Client · Yorkshire jeweller
Shopify conversion work, email marketing and paid advertising for a Yorkshire jeweller.
Read the case studyClient · Kids' vitamins
Klaviyo email marketing for a UK kids' vitamin gummy brand.
Read the case studyThey are DNS records that prove your emails really come from you. SPF lists approved senders, DKIM adds a digital signature and DMARC tells mailbox providers what to do with mail that fails.
No one can, because each mailbox provider makes its own decisions. What we can do is get every technical signal right, keep your list healthy and spot problems early.
Most small and medium senders do not. A dedicated IP only helps at high, steady volumes, and a branded sending domain on a shared IP is usually the better choice.
Authentication changes are usually quick. Rebuilding a damaged reputation typically takes several weeks of careful sending, and we agree a plan and dates before we start.
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